Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-24

OF court III the matter comes TO trial some
of the evidence will make mighty interest
ing reading" &
The British wal office authorities have
made arrangements for the transportation
from Canada to London, during the com.
ing season, 1880 horses for artillery trains.
Adispatch from Rome says: Cardinal
Taschereau has succeeded in taking the
matter OF the Knights OF Labor before the
holy office. 1t is probable that his de-
cision will ratify the condemnation OF the
order in Canada and forbid any extension
in the United States.
Griffin Bros. OF st. Cloud, Mimi, pressed
brick manufacturers, made an assignment
to +. Il, Searle, president OF the German.
American Nationalbank. Liabilities, S123,-
600; assets, $7o,0
Judge Bennett at Milwaukee suspended
ex-Judge David w. Small for six months
from practicing in any Wisconsin court, on
the ground of unprofessional conduct.
Judge Small is one of the most prominent
lawyers IN Southwestern Wisconsin and
the case has attracted unusual attention.
His offense consisted in accepting fees from
both sides in an action for divorce.
Henry Madison. n railroad contractor
near Boerne, Tex, refused a demand OF w.
Stone, a laborer, for his pay. Stone shot
and killed Madison, and aiterward killed
two Mexicans who tried to arrest him.
Stone escaped.
A reporter waited upon DR.. Sayer ofNew
York to ascertain the condition OF John
l.. Sullivan, and learned that the cham,
pion had not been at DIR. Sayer's Office for
q month, much to that gentleman's dis.
pleasure. The arm upon the occasion OF
the last inspection was in a very serious
condition. ~ T =~FszTT r
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speech in Detroit, on the improved condi.
ton OF the South. He will soon return to
Florida and enter the senatorial race.
A cyclone swept through the tow Of
Tampa, Florida, destroying severalhouses.
Two children were killed, one woman was
fatally injured and several persons were
seriously hurt. The ~pecuniary lossis S10,.
900.
Senator Aldrich OF Rhode Island sent
Senator Joe HawIey OF Connecticut a tur.
key weighing twenty-five pounds the other
day. ~
Eleven mc-s member s Of the Bald Knob
ters organization have been arrested
making 10 in I'll now under arrest and
confined at OZARK, Mo. These prisoners
are believed TO ~inclrde the leading spirits
OF the gang, and also q majority OF the
masked band concerned N the murder al
William Eden and Charlie Green. Dave
Walker. the co~mmander-irr ,hief OF the
Bald knobbers, d married man & nd a mem.
Der OF the Baptist church, is among those
arrested, as are also G. ID. Simn ons, n
Baptist preacher, Joseph Hyde and viii
lam Abbott. members of the Baptist chur rh.
Geneva Stoner, n seventeen-year-old g! !
OF Lancaster, Pa, killed herself with raj
poison because her mother would not al
low her to go out nights.
Ex-Assistant Postmaster General Brad,
is about to marry a dashing widow, Mrs
Yates, a clerk in one of the departments at
Washington.
BY the bursting of a sixteen inch emery
wheel, in a steam machine shop at Sioux
Falls, Arthur L. Hentox was instantly
killed.
The elegant residence OF A. G. Clark wns
burned at Steele, with the valuable furni
ture, a large portion OF the clothing OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clark, some OF the silverware
valuable clocks, all che wearing apparel /,
sfine gold watch and about $100 in none,
of Miss Marietta Matthews.
appointment Clerk Hassler, OF the g.
terror department, who has been at hi
home in West Virginia, expresses tn,
opinion that when the legislature meet
again Camden will be re- elected without iii.
fculty.